QUANTUM PROGRESSION™: The Art & Science of Career Advancement in The Age of A.I.
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QUANTUM PROGRESSION: The Art & Science of Career Advancement in The Age of A.I.
With the rise of AI technology rapidly altering the corporate landscape, business professionals must prepare themselves to be agile in the ever-evolving workforce, not only to maintain employability, but to redefine what it means to be “qualified” for a job, and learn how anyone – Entry-Level through C-Level – can thrive while working side-by-side with AI.
In Quantum Progression: The Art & Science of Career Advancement in the Age of AI, Valerie Capers Workman – former VP, People at Tesla (known as “Tesla’s Top Diversity Advocate”), recounts her career successes while detailing the processes anyone can use to advance in this new employment paradigm. Boasting a career filled with strategic progression based on skill set acquisition, cross-functional team development and the transferability of excellence, Valerie consistently emerges as a top tier performer, leader and mentor in any role she acquires. During her time at Tesla, Valerie realized there was a repeatable method for career advancement that could be followed by anyone, in any role, at any point in their career. Now, she wants to teach those methods to you.
If you are willing to accept that AI will shape your career trajectory whether you are ready or not, Quantum Progression is the handbook you need to successfully navigate the insurgence of AI into every corporate sector and every business industry on the planet.
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